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jcentavoDescripción
May be a new species for Texas. As they were described from S. CA and into Mexico (According to James Trager - Bug Guide)
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bodeyDescripción
Very tentative ID based on head size in second photo. Google searching simple descriptors such as colour and head size also point in this direction. The CSIRO lists one of these species as amongst the 100 worst pests and that had been in Australia for at least 100 years. Possible pest species nest and queen?
Similar to second observation seen at same location (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/153547042)
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bodeyDescripción
Very tentative ID. Google searching simple descriptors such as colour and head size also point in this direction. The CSIRO lists one of these species as amongst the 100 worst pests and that had been in Australia for at least 100 years. Possible pest species nest and queen?
Similar queen and worker as seen in this observation at same location (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/153546990)
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Pheidole soritisAutor
crazyforantsDescripción
100% certain this is pilifera bc there is nothing else it could be
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Hormigas Acróbatas (Subgénero Crematogaster)Autor
joemdoDescripción
Is this a queen?
Picked up in Restoration Area 1999 in the Hole-in-the-Donut. I photographed it at Steve's house when we got back. It must've been crawling on me or in the PVC pipes we removed.
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Género StenammaAutor
edwardrooksLugar
Bald Mountain Trail, Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve, Almaden, San Jose, CA, USA (Google, OSM)
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